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The first multilingual urban dictionary.

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Feb 17
'Niets te zoeken' explained on Untranslatable
'Niets te zoeken' explained on Untranslatable
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Nov 24, 2023
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'Schietwetter' explained on Untranslatable
Schietwetter in German spoken in Germany: It's the word for the really shitty weather you encounter in the Northern parts of Germany - rain, more rain, and strong winds that even your best umbrella...
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Nov 24, 2023
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'Weltenbummler' explained on Untranslatable
Weltenbummler in German spoken in Germany: People who travel the world, looking for adventures, without a specific destination. Welten means worlds and a bummler somebody who wanders around. 'Bumme...
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Nov 24, 2023
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Nov 24, 2023
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'Comme cul et chemise' explained on Untranslatable
Comme cul et chemise in French spoken in France: This expression is a metaphor used to describe friendships, « special » bonds people have.